May, 2024

• 20 May

  Belarus to Send Troops, Jordanian Airstrike on Southern Syria; Syrian Student Arrested in Ohio

  

  AP reported that Belarus plans to deploy up to 200 troops to Syria to serve alongside Russian forces in the country, according to a Russian government document released Monday, a move strongly condemned by Belarus’ opposition leader. A draft agreement between Russia and its ally Belarus endorsed by Russian Prime …

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• 20 May

  Julani Security Forcibly Disperses Protesters in Idlib

  

  On May 13, protesters established a sit-in tent outside the military court building in Idlib, calling for the release of detainees. Members of Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) dispersed the gathering in a protest tent in the center of Idlib City, using force and batons amidst gunfire. Enab Baladi’s correspondent in …

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• 20 May

  The Ideological Coup: How Disciples of Kahane Became the New Face of Israel

  

  Throughout history, fringe religious Zionist parties have had limited success in achieving the kind of electoral victories that would allow them an actual share in the country’s political decision-making. The impressive number of 17 seats won by Israel’s extremist religious party, Shas, in the 1999 elections, was a watershed moment …

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• 20 May

  Iran and Israel Need to Talk

  It’s now been about four weeks since Iranian missiles filled Israeli skies, as humanity held its breath for nuclear war and possible extinction. If that strikes you as hyperbole, consider this: Had Israel suffered great damage, the war could have gone nuclear, and don’t think for a minute that Russia …

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• 20 May

  Follow the Missiles

  

  The US has long been Israel’s largest arms merchant. For the last four years, the US has supplied Israel with 69% of its imported weapons, from F-35s to chemical munitions (white phosphorous), tank shells to precision bombs. Despite this, the Biden administration claims not to know how these weapons are …

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• 20 May

  “The Balkan Six and their regimes are bound by one thing – corruption”: Today’s interlocutors on the achievements of the Western Balkans leaders’ summit in Kotor

  

  The leaders of the Western Balkans Six and senior EU and US officials bought themselves on Thursday, May 16, in Kotor at the summit on the Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, which was held under the slogan “One region – a common vision”. The summit was opened by Montenegrin …

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• 18 May

  Iran Update, May 15, 2024

  

  The Israeli defense minister publicly called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to define a political end state in the Gaza Strip. Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant said on May 15 that “governance by non-Hamas Palestinian entities, accompanied by international actors, is in Israel’s interest.”[i] Gallant added that he rejected …

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• 18 May

  Inside the Orbán insurgency Europe’s future is being written in Hungary

  

  Will Viktor Orbán really march to Brussels and, as he claims, “occupy” the heart of the European Union? The EU’s enfant terrible has clashed with the bloc for years, but he is no Nigel Farage. He doesn’t want to abandon ship; he wants to commandeer the battered vessel and course-correct. …

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• 18 May

  Le sionisme ou la folie identitaire

  

  J’ai regroupé dans ce texte des notes que j’ai prises, depuis le mois de février 2024, au fil du martyr de Gaza, sur le sujet du délire identitaire sioniste. J’avais été frappé par le fait que ce délire s’exacerbait au fur et à mesure que devenait insupportable, aux yeux du …

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• 18 May

  Géorgie : Une autre «révolution» de couleur télécommandée par l’Occident

  

  La révolution de couleur colorée gronde en Géorgie contre la loi sur la transparence des financements étrangers des mouvements politiques, des médias et des ONG votée par le gouvernement de Tbilissi dirigé par le parti Rêve géorgien. L’Occident et les officines sorosiennes ne sont pas étrangères à cette révolution. Un …

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